Medicaid To Double Tax Rate In 1976 77
County Finance Director Thomas J. Eckerd presented two draft budgets to the Board of Supervisors showing the impact of a statewide Medicaid program. Without Medicaid the tax rate could fall to about .638 per 100. with Medicaid the rate could rise to about 1.229 per 100. The current budget is just over 11 million with potential increases to 12.87 million or up to 14.77 million depending on Medicaid costs and public works.
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Shriver Drops Out of Race
R Sargent Shriver officially exited the Democratic presidential race on the eve of the North Carolina primary. He will limit efforts to Texas and Maryland contests, release his delegates, and endorse another candidate while noting Carter may be hard to stop. Wallace and Carter campaigned heavily in North Carolina as other candidates vie for delegates and federal funds.
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Beirut Endures Heaviest Beirut Civil War Battle Yet
Moslem and Christian militias exchanged the heaviest artillery fire of the 11 month Lebanese civil war across Beirut from Sunday evening into Monday. More than 1,200 rockets mortar rounds and shells were fired between 4 p.m. and midnight, described by a spokesman as an all time record for Beirut.
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Beirut, Lebanon
Beirut
Primary votes loom as Wallace and Reagan seek wins
North Carolina voters brace for a pivotal primary that could shape George C. Wallace and Ronald Reagan campaigns after a string of early losses. Democrats choose 61 delegates and Republicans 54 as Tuesday's balloting approaches.
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North Carolina
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Journey Begins into Past on Gold Rush Reenactment
Arizona. Douglas Tweedy and Gregory Sapp, students at Scottsdale Community College, lead a four mule team west from Phoenix into the Mohave Desert for a bicentennial re enactment of the prospector era. They recreate the trek into California gold fields to seek fame and fortune.
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Gregory Sapp
Scottsdale Community College
Mohave Desert
California
Inside Today Patty Hearst faces a 25-year term
Patty Hearst faces a 25-year prison term and another trial as part of ongoing legal proceedings. Details appear on Page 2 alongside other coverage. The paper notes related updates across sections including Phoenix events and local incidents.
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Federal Elections Commission distributes matching funds in limbo
The Federal Election Commission disbursed 980266 in presidential campaign matching funds as court and Congress debates reconstitution. The Supreme Court ruled the FEC unconstitutionally appointed, leaving key powers suspended after the March deadline, with total planned funds this year at 12.62 million and candidates including Wallace, Mord, and Reagan receiving shares.
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Four Tourists Die In Seligman Crash
Four persons died in a head on collision 20 miles west of Seligman early Sunday. Names include Verna Sousa 66 Lincoln Ark and Eugene Vance Brown 60 Lincoln among others. Lennie Conover 62 Manteca Calif and Bertha Carlile 65 Mt Vernon Ill survived with massive injuries. A Phoenix pickup crash killed four more in an underpass accident raising Arizona’s 1976 traffic toll to 140.
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Eugene Vance Brown
Charlie Edward Salthill
Grassvalley
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Manteca
Calif
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Bertha L. Carlile
Mt. Vernon
Lennie Conover
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Williams Hospital
Conover
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Charlotte Enns
Gilbert Newrider
Newrider
David Lewis
Lewis
Arizona
Windstorms Leave Death and Damage Across Regions
Violent weekend windstorms and accompanying drops in temperature caused deaths and widespread damage east of the Mississippi. A tornado like storm struck New Jersey while debris riddled Manhattan near Penn Station. In Delaware and Pennsylvania, individuals were killed and injured as roofs and churches collapsed. Kulbourne Louisiana reported injuries as several twisters were seen. Continued fair and warm today and Tuesday with high winds and cloudy skies.
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